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Another day in the life -01/04/2022 – when the pharmacist states they are out of inventory for your pain meds
Posted on January 4, 2022 by Pharmaciststeve
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I experienced this problem with Rite Aid, they never had my pain pills when I needed them. On more than one occasion I went to several different RA locations to get my pills and the the pharmacists weren’t happy to see me. I finally wised up and went to a local pharmacy where there isn’t any issues.
Awesome information Steve. In Florida they’re using electronic prescriptions. What a problem it would be for a Dr to send a new patients medication to say, a Walgreens, I can’t figure out how a Pharmacist could refuse to fill it? I mean if they did then the Dr office would have to possibly do the pharmacy crawl sending the prescription to multiple places. Boy I’ll bet the drs don’t like that.
Patients sure got sick of doing it. It was just awful.